Sentence examples for bcm of gas from inspiring English sources
In 2013 the company expected to export 160 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas to Europe, the most since 2008.
Naftohaz, on the other hand, has pledged to allow Gazprom Sbyt to sell no less than 7.5 bcm of gas in Ukraine to industrial customers and pay all outstanding gas debts, including RUE's to Gazprom.
China has quietly welcomed a new cold war in Europe that might distract America from its declared "rebalancing" towards Asia.Striking evidence of the new closeness between China and Russia was a $400 billion gas deal signed in May last year under which Russia will supply China with 38 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas annually from 2018 for 30 years.
Russia will ship 38 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas annually over a period of 30 years.
Ukraine consumes about 50 bn cubic metres (bcm) of gas per year, producing about 20bcm but importing the rest.
This latter project is closely linked to CNP activities in Turkmenistan, where the conglomerate plans to export 3 bcm of gas in 2010 from the Amu Darya natural gas project under a production-sharing agreement with Turkmenistan.
Hassi R'Mel produces some 21 bcm (750 bcf) of gas per year, about one-quarter of Algeria's total dry gas production.
In 2016, there were about 7500 major gas flares globally that emitted about 150 bcm of associated gas and recent data indicates that global gas flaring may be increasing [20].
"Britain needs around 70 bcm of natural gas each year to heat homes and businesses and to generate electricity, and the UK now needs to import more than half of this," said Centrica.
By the early 21st century more than 300,000 miles (500,000 km) of main transmission pipelines and 1.9 million miles (3 million km) of smaller distribution pipelines were operating in the United States, delivering approximately 24 tcf (672 bcm) of natural gas per year to some 70 million customers.
It was determined that 147 bcm of associated gas were flared in 2015, compared to 145 bcm in 2014 and 141 bcm in 2013 [82].
